I'd most like to meet Luthien because she seemed really nice ad kinda mysterious, if you get me! [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img] There's just something about her!!! I'd also like to meet Melian because she's really wise and stuff! Of course I'd like to meet Frodo [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img] and also Merry and Pippin because they are my fave Hobbits!!! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] Okay, I'll go now!!! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

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hmmm i cant believe no one mentioned the brother or the father....i mean fingolfin of all elves took morgoth in a one on one fight and did some damage.....he was also one to live in Aman and see so many things and endure so many tragedies.....next in line and the last REALL important one would be treebeard...i mean hes REALLY old and he's a treefolk....the things he could teach WOW!!!

I'd like to meet everyone, but mostly all four hobbits because they seem like it would be fun to hang out with them. Also Aragorn, gandalf and treebeard, and of course legolas... It would be sooo cool to know an elf

I don't think there's anyone I wouldn't like to meet. All the good and evil characters created the wonderful, beautiful, magical and colorful world of LotR and other works of Professor's, I'd like to meet them all. But I'm not sure if the evil ones should be alive.

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Something like that. But maybe the Mouth of Sauron enjoyed this backstage communications and chief whip kind of role in Barad-dur, sucking up to Sauron and gaining more power and wisdom from his great master as a consequence. Even Sauron needed some company before his throne hall, rather than sitting in the darkness alone for decades. But when all was said and done, the Witch King would be the big commander, the vice-president, of Mordor. The Mouth of Sauron was just the equivalent of a very senior political spokesman and personal friend of Barrack Obama in the White House, but not the vice-president.

Not forgetting that, after the Witch King fell, that was the opportune time to become the undisputed number two to Sauron, if the other eight Nazgul weren't up to the task. So I guess the Mouth of Sauron could have boasted of his eventual newly found status after decades of being in the shadow of the Witch King. Interesting that, in The Black Gate Opens chapter, had the Witch King still been alive, it is he who may have spoken with Gandalf and Aragorn. That would have been interesting.

I would like to meet Frodo, or Sam. Frodo because I can identify with him, having experienced depression and hard times before, and he seems my sort of person, I suppose. And Sam because he's just an all-round awesome hobbit.

I like the mysterious elements of Tolkien, so Allatar and Pallando to ask about their time in Middle Earth, a Balrog to ask how many of his kind there were while having a look to see if he had any wings, Fimbrethil to ask what happened to the Entwives, one each of the Ironfists, Stiffbeards, Blacklocks and Stonefoots and any long-lived Avari who remained in the East to find out more about their culture and the history and geography of Rhun. I would include Radagast and Tom Bombadil but I doubt I would get much coherent information from either.

I would like to meet Tom Bombadil because he seems to know a lot.I would ask him lots of questions in the hopes that his answers were not irritatingly cryptic. ie, Are there still entwives alive? where are they? who or what is Goldberry? etc etc